There is a moment in every well-designed room when something is missing. The furniture is right. The palette works. The proportions are considered. And yet the space feels unfinished — like a sentence without a full stop. More often than not, what is missing is original art. Original artwork does something that no material, finish […]
From 8 to 13 April 2026, Paris will host a new exhibition by contemporary artist Slava Tishin, presenting a selection of works from his ongoing project The Ark. The exhibition will take place in the Marais district, with an opening reception on 9 April at 19:00, bringing together collectors, curators and professionals visiting the city during Art Paris week. […]
This autumn, Paris became the stage for one of the most anticipated art events of the year: Fondation Louis Vuitton has opened a major retrospective dedicated to Gerhard Richter, the most influential living painter of our time. The exhibition brings together more than six decades of his work — from early photopaintings to monumental abstractions — offering a rare chance to see the full arc of his artistic evolution.
The show runs until March, which means there is still time to experience it in person. Even if you have followed Richter for years, this exhibition reveals the scale of his legacy in a way few institutions ever attempted. […]
Paris loves its returns — especially when they redefine what art can be. […]
Just two hours from Paris, hidden beyond the quiet countryside, lies a château unlike any other. It doesn’t belong to a royal family or a historical society. It belongs to a man who was exiled by the Soviet Union, embraced by the Parisian avant-garde, collected in the U.S., and now creates in rural France with the same intensity he’s carried for six decades.
This is the private studio and intellectual fortress of Mihail Chemiakin — a Russian-French-American artist whose life has unfolded like a myth. A painter, sculptor, stage designer, publisher, and researcher, Chemiakin has shaped several artistic eras — and continues to do so from this very place.
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The Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles presents a comprehensive retrospective of Sigmar Polke (1941–2010), one of the most influential and innovative artists of the 20th century. This exhibition, the first of its kind in France since 2014, showcases over sixty works, including paintings, photographs, prints, sculptures, and films, highlighting Polke’s audacious nature, incisive humor, and relentless experimentation. […]
At the Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris, the latest exhibition of David Hockney reminds us why art is not only a cultural experience — but also a meaningful investment. […]
Long before the movement had a name, Impressionism was already living and breathing in Normandy — in the skies, in the harbors, in the daily rhythm of coastal life. It’s not a coincidence that so many of its key figures were either born here or profoundly shaped by it. […]
When we speak of the House of Pommery, we envision not only exquisite champagne but also an incredible fusion of winemaking tradition with art. In 2025, EXPERIENCE POMMERY #18 “Mélodies en sous-sol” continues the nearly 150-year tradition initiated by Madame Pommery (Louise Pommery). […]
Evaluating artworks by emerging or underrated artists is an essential skill for collectors and investors, particularly those focused on acquiring pieces beyond the most prominent names. These works often present hidden gems that are undervalued, offering unique opportunities for profitable investments. In this article, we will explore the key approaches to evaluation and practical methods for analysis. […]
